Tamang & Phukan’s Thrillophilia Europe Story: A Journey Guided with Heart, Warmth and Beautiful Planning

When Tamang and Phukan first imagined a holiday across Europe, they hoped for something comfortable, organised and filled with memorable experiences. What they did not expect was how deeply they would appreciate the people behind the planning. Their trip manager, Gia, left an impression from the very first interaction, and throughout the journey the support they received from Thrillophilia, especially from Bhupeshwar Pal Singh, shaped their confidence in the trip. By the time they returned home, the couple felt that the experience had exceeded every expectation.

Their holiday took them across several countries. Each region carried its own charm, but what held the trip together was the quiet assurance that someone was looking out for them every single day.

Stepping into Paris

The beginning of any long journey often comes with anticipation. When they arrived at the Paris airport, the couple felt both excitement and curiosity. The drive from the airport into the city gave them a first glimpse of Europe’s elegance. Tall buildings, familiar names of fashion houses and the cultural buzz of the streets made Paris feel exactly as they had imagined.

This first day was gentle and flexible. After checking into their hotel, they chose to explore the parts of Paris that drew them in naturally. Boutique stores, artistic cafés and narrow lanes filled with pastries created a warm welcome. The charm of the city made even small explorations feel immersive. They sampled food, took in the sights and let Paris introduce itself in the quiet way it usually does.

A Day of Icons and Cultural Splendor

The next morning shifted the pace. This was the day they explored Paris with a guided tour, and it revealed the city from every angle. Arc de Triomphe stood in its grand form as the roads circled around it. Alexander Bridge glittered with its ornate sculptures. Champs-Élysées lived up to its image, radiant and alive.

The visit to the Eiffel Tower became a core memory. Rising to the third level, they watched Paris spread out beneath them. The rooftops, the Seine, the streets filled with people and movement; it was one of those rare views that take a moment to fully absorb.

Later, they made their way to Montmartre. The funicular carried them easily to the top where the Basilica of Sacré-Coeur waited in calm silence. The white domes, the crowds sitting on the steps and the panoramic views of the city together created a scene that felt timeless.

By evening, the Seine River Cruise closed the day on a soft note. The boat glided past Notre Dame, the Louvre Museum and other illuminated monuments. The reflections in the water and the relaxed pace of the cruise allowed the couple to let the day settle inside their memories.

Rediscovering Joy at Disneyland

There are some travel days that feel like a complete shift from the rest, and Disneyland was one of them. The energy of the park was contagious. Characters waved from parade floats, music played across the lanes and children’s excitement echoed everywhere. Tamang and Phukan walked through the themed worlds, rode attractions and watched performances that made them smile without even realising it.

This day brought out something simple and joyful. It reminded them of the lightness of travel and the beauty of sharing moments that feel carefree.

Crossing Countries and Discovering New Cities

The next morning began with a checkout from the hotel and a long drive toward The Hague. The route included a stop in Brussels, which added cultural richness to their journey. The Grand Place, with its stunning buildings and cobblestone surroundings, made a strong impression. Manneken Pis added a touch of humour and familiarity.

Later they reached Madurodam in The Hague, a miniature world that displayed the Netherlands with intricate detail. It was playful yet informative, and it made the experience memorable. By evening, they checked into their hotel and prepared for another travel-filled day.

Passing Through Amsterdam into Frankfurt

Moving from France to Belgium and now into the Netherlands, the couple felt the cultural layers widening. Amsterdam greeted them with a canal cruise that showed the city in its most authentic form. The narrow houses standing close together, the arched bridges and the water reflecting every ripple of history made the cruise a peaceful moment.

After the ride, they continued toward Frankfurt, where they stayed the night. The day balanced movement and calm very well.

Germany, Switzerland and Scenic Beauty

Another morning led them to Stuttgart, where they visited the Mercedes Benz Museum. The design of the museum, the display of vintage and modern vehicles and the stories behind them made this stop an engaging one.

From Germany they journeyed deeper into the Black Forest region, known for its greenery and fairytale-like charm. Eventually, they reached Schaffhausen in Switzerland. Rhine Falls pulsated with power. The sheer force of the water and the mist rising from the falls created a dramatic end to the day.

Their hotel in Central Switzerland became their base for the next few days.

The Heights of Jungfraujoch

Their journey to Jungfraujoch took them through cableways and a cogwheel train. As they moved higher, snow began to appear, and the views opened wider. At the top, they walked through the Ice Palace and stood at the Sphinx Observatory, which overlooked the Aletsch Glacier.

Being surrounded by snow and standing so high above the world made this day feel exceptional.

Mt. Titlis and Lucerne’s Warmth

Their visit to Mt. Titlis added another highlight. The rotating cable car revealed new views at every angle. At the summit, they experienced the thrill of the Cliff Walk and breathed the crisp mountain air.

Lucerne welcomed them later that day with its bridges, monuments and lakeside charm. A cruise on Lake Lucerne served as a soothing end to the afternoon.

A Journey Through Liechtenstein, Austria and Italy

Vaduz introduced them to the charm of a small capital city. The Swarovski Crystal Museum in Wattens impressed them with its creativity. Innsbruck embraced them with its colourful streets.

From Austria they moved to Venice, sailed the Giudecca Canal and rode a gondola through the narrow waterways. Florence and Pisa offered historic wonders, while Tuscany carried its peaceful landscapes.

Rome and Vatican City concluded the journey beautifully through art, architecture and history.

A Thankful Ending

Tamang and Phukan finished their Europe trip feeling grateful. Their trip manager Gia offered guidance with a personal touch. Bhupeshwar Pal Singh ensured that every detail stayed aligned. The food throughout the journey was excellent. Each day felt well planned, and every moment felt supported.

They returned home with a sense of joy, carrying memories that they will treasure for a long time.

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